DAX Formula to add 30 days to a time/date column

[MichaiahGartner]

I wanted to create another column which adds 30 days to each date listed in another column. I tried using the formula: ColumnName2 = DATEADD(Table[ColumnName1],+30,DAY) but it doesn't seem to work.

[Anonymous]

_donev  - the above solution "ColumnName2" works if in a BI table - but if in query mode - the solution works as  example:    ColumnName = Date.AddDays([Invoice Date],30)   (My example would be like an invoice date + 30 days for due date)

[Joorge_C]

I think you are going to need t columns, 1 with date by day (1/1/2018 etc...) and anotherone with Days by Month (31Days etc) ... then your formula would be something like Calculate(Sum(DaysInMonth)),DateADD(YourDateColumn)+30))

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi

Dateadd generates proper date result only when the source column date is continoues and the expected date sould be there in the source column. In your case the Table[Columnname1] may not meet the above condition. Either you can cretae a calendar table and use that date column , if you want to use dateadd. Else, as suggested above use New column = Tavble[ColName1]+30.

Thanks
Raj

[_donev]

You can try this:

ColumnName2 = Table[ColumnName1] + 30